09 Dec 2009 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Melkweg

it was FANTASTIC!!!! I had the feeling again like 15 years ago, when i followed his The Ego has landed Tour. 1000 people there, and I was in the front! bad thing.. you needed to take a 2 year Mobile contract, so we paid a Dutch girl for that, and payed all the bills that would come. So this was a very expensive concert, but it was fucking wurth it!!!!! Wil never forget this....

yes i was there and rob you were amazing one of your best shows that i saw. thank you for a great show

Great concert. You were great Rob. It was amazing. Hope to see you soon on tour. Merry christmas and a happy new year for you and Ayda.

It was en still is great!! We did leave the cueline to take a cup of coffee...but we never made it to the cafe..I saw the band, Ayda and Robbie at the artist-entrance. Never even thinging that i wouldt met Robbie. But i did and it was great, never forget it!! The show was great i really loved it!!

It was great! Ok I have an expensive phonemembership now, but it was absolutely worth it :D. Rob was in great shape and so close (sight from 5th row). He did pretty much fan interaction: lying in front of fans, shaking hands, took a picture of the audience with a fan's camera ;) IT WAS SUPER :D

it was great my hubby and I stood on the balcony with the best view of the world so closed WOW thank you !!!!

First of all, a very special thank you to the person who managed to get me in!!! That was just so cool :-) It was a long, cold, wet day queuing, and even though I met many lovely girls we were all glad when the doors finally opened. Luckily a lot of people in the audience opted to go for the balcony or the bar straight away, so even if you hadn't been at the front of the queue there was still a chance to get close to the stage, and we got a standing space near the right hand side as planned, where Neil played right in front of us throughout the concert. The show was short but very intense: they predominantly played older songs, plus their version of "Human". Robbie had finally exchanged his brown shoes for some really funky trainers and was in perfect performance mode, making a lot of grimaces, rolling around on the floor, asking us to sing along, and chatting to various girls throughout the show. At one point a girl gave him a present and it seemed as if he was really curious to open it right there and then, and then a Spanish girl banged in to get his attention and the moment was lost. He asked the audience if we'd prefer Morning Sun or Starstruck as the next single; apparently his management wanted it to be Morning Sun, while the audience that night showed a slight preference for Starstruck. Management was standing at the side of the stage during the performance, and Ayda was with them, dancing and singing along to every tune. Lightning effects during the show were great, but difficult to catch on camera. The main part of the gig was over all too quickly - just 45 minutes - and even though they did two songs as an encore, making the event last one hour, it didn't quite feel like a "real" (full) concert. Still, the atmosphere was great and their overall performance absolutely ace, and I did get the impression that Robbie was relaxed with the situation and really enjoying himself on stage.

I was there!! thanks for a great gig Hope to see you soon XX Rina

great performance, I love it, keep it up http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=2483081

yor welkom xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

there was a time when we were always informed about you gig: now we need to pray to be so lucky to know if and when you're going to performe a live. It's a sad . Anyway, I hope you're happy and this feeling still remain the most important thing for most of us. Kiss.